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1 INDEX Accounts, 226. Ancient British coins, five recent finds, 181. Anglo-Saxon denominations and weights, historical problems of, 204. gold coins, 207. ARCHIBALD, M. M., Attenborough, Notts., 1966 hoard, 50. Athelstan, new variety of from Knowth, 17. ATKINSON, J., A new groat of Richard 11, 189. Attenborough, Notts., 1966 hoard, 50. excavations at, 79. Bell, hawk, found at Attenborough (14th cent.), 82. BLUNT, C. E., and another. New type for Offa, 182. British West Africa, freak penny exhibited, 203. Carolingian evidence for weight of Anglo-Saxon coins, 220. CASTLE, S. A., Seven finds of 16-20th cent, coins, 174. Charles II Scottish silver coinage, 113. Commentationes de minimis sceculorum ix-xi in Snecia repertis, reviewed, 195. Commonwealth, evidence for the authenticity of the 1655 half-crown, 190. Containers: Jug from Attenborough, Notts. (14th cent.), 82. Pot from Malin, Co. Donegal (16th cent.), 108. Pot from Sheerness, Isle of Sheppey (17th cent.), 163. Continental sterlings, unpublished, exhibited, 202. DOLLEY, M., Anglo-Saxon pennies from Knowth, 16. and another, The coinages for Ireland of Henry VIII, 84. and another, Clonereen Bog, Co. Offaly, find of coins of Elizabeth I, 109. The 1912 find of pence of Eadgar and Edward the Martyr, 183. Anglo-Irish monetary policies c , 223. Eadgar, coin(s) of BMC found at Welwyn, Herts., 183. Eanred, silver penny of, 11. Edward the Confessor, an overstruck penny of, 185. Edward III, coinage , 32. Exhibitions, 201. Finds (including single finds): (a) with Ancient British coins: Dragonby, Lines., 181. Isle of Sheppey, 181. Owmby Cliff, Lines., 181. Thistleton, Rutland, 181. (b) with Anglo-Saxon coins: Bolton Percy, Yorks. (9th cent.), 201. Knowth Co. (10th cent.), 16. Oulton, Staffs. (11th cent.), 24. Stafford (11th cent.), 22. Welwyn, Herts. (10th cent.), 183. (c) with English coins (1066-c. 1603): Attenborough, Notts. (13 14th cents.), 50. Clogheen, Co. Tipperary (16th cent.), 108. Cloncreen Bog, Co. Offaly (16th cent.), 109. Colchester, Essex (13th cent.), 225. Cople, Beds. (16-17th cents.), 174. Harlaxton, Lines. (16 17th cents.), 165. Henry VlII-Edward VI in Ireland, 107. Loch Doon, Kirkudbrightshire (13 14th cents.), Malin, Co. Donegal (16th cent.), 108. Oulton, Staffs. (11th cent.), 24. Ras Shamra, Syria (13th cent.), 188. Rayleigh Mount, Essex (12th cent.), 186. Sheerness, Isle of Sheppey (16-17th cents.), 163. (d) with English coins (after c. 1603): Cople, Beds. (16-17th cents.), 174. Harlaxton, Lines. (16-17th cents.), 165. Newent, Glos. (18th cent.), 176. Poringland, Norfolk (19th cent.), 177. Seend, Wilts. (17-18th cents.), 175. Sheerness, Isle of Sheppey (16 17th cents.), 163. Tintwistle, Cheshire (19th cent.), 177. Uffington, Lines. (18-19th cents.), 176. Wantage, Berks. (19-20th cents.), 178. Westmancote, Worcs. (18th cent.), 166. (e) with Scottish coins: Attenborough, Notts. (13-14th cents.), 50. Harlaxton, Lines. (16 17th cents.), 165. Loch Doon, Kirkudbrightshire (13 14th cents.), (/) with Irish coins: Attenborough, Notts. (13th cent.), 50. Ballinlough, Co. Meath (16th cent.), 108. Clogheen, Co. Tipperary (16th cent.), 108. Harlaxton, Lines. (17th cent.), 165. Henry VIII-Edward VI in Ireland, 107. Loch Doon, Kirkudbrightshire (13th cent.), Rossnowlagh, Co. Donegal (16th cent.), 108. (g) with Anglo-Gallic coins: Loch Doon, Kirkudbrightshire (14th cent.), (h) with foreign coins: Attenborough, Notts. (13-14th cents.), 50. Cloncreen Bog, Co. Offaly (16th cent.), 109. Loch Doon, Kirkudbrightshire (13 14th cents.), FREEDMAN, D. S., New evidence concerning the authenticity of the 1655 half-crown, 190. George II and III, forgeries and evasions exhibited, 202. V 1922/1927 penny exhibited, 203. Gold and silver ratio in Anglo-Saxon England, 214. GUNSTONE, A., and another, Cloncreen Bog, Co. Offaly, find of coins of Elizabeth I, 109.

2 HACKMAN, W. D., and another, The coinages for Ireland of Henry VIII, 84. Henry IV, unusual number in Attenborough find, 55. mule with Richard II, 54. VIII, Irish coinage, 84. HODGKINSON, P. A., An overstruck penny of Edward the Confessor, 185. Irish coinages of Henry VIII, 84. James VI of Scotland, gold forty-shilling piece of, 193. KENT, J. P. C., Three 17-18th cent, finds, 163. King, H. H., his services to the Society, 223. Library accessions, 198. Loch Doon treasure trove 1966, LOYN, H. R., review of Commentationes de minimis saeculorum ix-xi in Suecia repertis, 195. LYON, C. S. S., Presidential address, 204. Review of the year, 223. Mancus, discussion on, 207. Members, list of new, 228. METCALF, D. M., The short cross coins in the Ras Shamra hoard of 1966, 188. MOSSOP, H. R., Five recently found Ancient British coins, 181. Muling, early use of the term, 156. MURRAY, J. K. R., The Scottish silver coinage of Charles II, 113. The gold forty-shilling piece of James VI of Scotland, 193. Northumbrian numismatic chronology in ix cent., 1. kings ix cent., documentary evidence, 4. Ofifa, new type for, 182. Oulton (1795) hoard (11th cent.). 24. PAGAN, H. E., Northumbrian numismatic chronology in ix cent., 1. exhibits by, 201. Peck, C. W., posthumous presentation of Sandford Saltus medal to, 201. Porteous, J., his Coins in history reviewed, 196. Coins of the Netherlands from 13-17th cents Proceedings, 200. Review of the year, 223. Richard II, large number York pence in Attonborough hoard, 52. mule with Henry IV, 54. a new groat of, 189. INDEX 231 RIGOLD, S. E., historical and archaeological background to a find of Stephen pcnce al Rayleigh Mount, 187. Robert HI halfpence in Attenborough hoard, 58. ROBINSON, P. H., The Stafford and Oulton hoards, 22. Roman pound, its weight, 205. Sceattas and Thrymsas, identification of, 216. Scottish silver coinagc of Charles II, 113. SEAMAN, R., A find of Stephen coins at Rayleigh Mount, 186. Shilling, mark and ore, 209. and wergild, 210. SHORTT, H. de S., review of Reading and Stockholm, Syltoge, 196. SLAYTER, W., review of Seventeenth century tradesmen's tokens, 197. Spanish dollars acquired by Britain , origin of, 167. Specific gravity determination of Henry VIII Irish coins, 97. Spence, Thomas, dies of, 126. countermarking by, 154. SPUFFORD, P., review of Coins in history, 196. Stafford (1800) hoard (11th cent.), 22. Stephen, find of coins of at Rayleigh Mount, 186. STEWART, I., and others, The Loch Doon treasure trove, Slyca chronology proposed redating, 1. two lead weights at Oslo with stycas inserted Sylloge, Reading and Stockholm, reviewed, 196. TATLER, G., and others. Loch Doon treasure trove, THOMPSON, J. D. A., The origin of Spanish dollars acquired by Britain, , 167. THOMPSON, R. H.. The dies of Thomas Spence ( ), 126. Thrymsas and sceattas, identification of, 216. Trial plates for Henry VIII coins, 92. Van der MEER, G., and another, A new type for Offa, 182. Wetton, J. L., his Seventeenth century tradesmen's tokens reviewed, 197. William 1, mule types I/I I, 28. Winstanley, E. J., presentation of Sandford Saltus medal to, 200. WOODHEAD, P., and others, Loch Doon treasure trove, York, 9th cent, archbishops, 5. Edward III coinage at,

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